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Tipulidae or Limoniidae
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 Hi ! It´s Tipulidae or Limoniidae?

From Brazil :)

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 Not Tipulidae s. str. and I don't think you have Pediciini in Brazil.
 
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 I wiil reserch..
Thanks Jonh Smile
 
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